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jack lew this week as geithner as success up i did today i spoke to chief economist at sachs a bank steve jacobson about the transition of power. first of all guy is only one of several players in the coming to go and has been pretty much in the background also through the fiscal cliff but on the other hand of course he's a seasoned veteran negotiator having been fed a reserve man in new york before he joined the treasury a stresser secretary so clearly he and the financial market is extended and someone i think wall street saw to as being a pair of steady hands on the other hand as as you just indicated the fact that the white house is non trying to replace the chief of staff in that position also tells you that obama wants someone you trust someone he sees on a daily basis someone who will reflect his stand so i will say that not that fact that guy in the least but the fact that that the chief of staff is potentially going into this position put probably worse than somewhat the starting point from the go she's both on the debt ceiling but as alternately on the spending cuts and as far a
jack lew this week as geithner as success up i did today i spoke to chief economist at sachs a bank steve jacobson about the transition of power. first of all guy is only one of several players in the coming to go and has been pretty much in the background also through the fiscal cliff but on the other hand of course he's a seasoned veteran negotiator having been fed a reserve man in new york before he joined the treasury a stresser secretary so clearly he and the financial market is extended...
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. >> steve, you can always justify thingings. but the bottom line regulations are a tax on business. are they not? >> they are indeed and people who love regulations make it a choice between anarchy and reguleses. in term of job creation and having bankings. i know a midsize bank had to hire a thousand people of compliiance and that means fewer loan officers. regulations are a burden pure and simple . the p.m. claims to be for maul business and jobs and yet he comes out with a basket full that hits at jobs. >> rich put it in the right wa n from the beginning. they have to hire someone to keep track of all of the regulations and that is hiring that is not going to growing and productivity and growing the economy. is it sneaky stuff. you can see it wreaking havoc in the university system. every one teacher, you have re than or one administrator. >> that's where my tuition money is going. >> they haveg wellulations to keep up with. >> rh, you are right there and made a lifetime of studying the way business works. do you hear people
. >> steve, you can always justify thingings. but the bottom line regulations are a tax on business. are they not? >> they are indeed and people who love regulations make it a choice between anarchy and reguleses. in term of job creation and having bankings. i know a midsize bank had to hire a thousand people of compliiance and that means fewer loan officers. regulations are a burden pure and simple . the p.m. claims to be for maul business and jobs and yet he comes out with a...
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that will be steve's problem. fund the fund, pension funds, that outside money would be barred, probably from giving money to somebody that has been guilty of a 10 be 5. liz: redemptions? >> the journal said a billion, but i say massive. i stick with what i wrote. you don't know. he could convince people to stay. liz: trying that? >> what i reported, the initial tip was there, okay, i didn't report this monday, but a background, the initial tip, and got this with having wine in l.a.. liz: where? >> i was in the wine country. a great little town out there in wine country outside l.a.. liz: thank you. >> the initial cafe in the movie "sideways," i ate and drank there a lot of the the initial tip was steve cohen himself was going out and making the rounds telling people don't pull out, basically giving the sales pitch. i heard that was -- they said that was not the case, that it was -- though they confirmed that their managers have been making the rounds, senior management team making the rounds trying to prevent peo
that will be steve's problem. fund the fund, pension funds, that outside money would be barred, probably from giving money to somebody that has been guilty of a 10 be 5. liz: redemptions? >> the journal said a billion, but i say massive. i stick with what i wrote. you don't know. he could convince people to stay. liz: trying that? >> what i reported, the initial tip was there, okay, i didn't report this monday, but a background, the initial tip, and got this with having wine in...
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both from the transition he's going through from retailer as well as former boss steve jobs. we don't now how the holiday turned out for jcpenney. one person we spoke to is very happy with how his merchandise performed at jcpenney. >> we had a stellar performance in izod at jcpenney during the holiday season. great sell throughs. we beat our plans particularly for the month of december. so we really feel very good about how that has all come together, how izod has performed at jcpenney. we love the way they look, the way the brand is presented. and the margins have been outstanding. >> no shares of online only amazon hitting record highs. in tandem today with the heavy conference connecting with the consumer on multiple screens and platforms. a number expected to release their holiday sales numbers this week. many of which invested heavily in their online department. retail investment bank president collin welch told me today he thinks many of these retailers are better off acquiring technology companies and companies that already have this expertise than building them from t
both from the transition he's going through from retailer as well as former boss steve jobs. we don't now how the holiday turned out for jcpenney. one person we spoke to is very happy with how his merchandise performed at jcpenney. >> we had a stellar performance in izod at jcpenney during the holiday season. great sell throughs. we beat our plans particularly for the month of december. so we really feel very good about how that has all come together, how izod has performed at jcpenney....
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nonetheless, steve win has put a lot of resources into mack could you macou. things are getting better over there. i think wynn's a buy. then there's companies like boeing. getting terrible press. all of these companies that expanded rapidly around the globe and they have been roaring despite no research-oriented news that would make you feel all warm and fuzzy about the numbers. you can consider dell part of this number. yes, dell, the big service company that has been hurt by this rapid expansion at a time when no one trusted overseas markets. now dell might actually go private ♪ hallelujah and it would make sense because half of dell's money comes from overseas. exposures to europe is doing terrific clee. both have been kept back by worries. both ceos have said over and over, it's an issue. how about ford and general motors? have you seen these two? ford made the best chart in a book. it's screaming. company doubled its dividend and getting european losses under control while china and latin america turned the corner. the darn stock has never looked back.
nonetheless, steve win has put a lot of resources into mack could you macou. things are getting better over there. i think wynn's a buy. then there's companies like boeing. getting terrible press. all of these companies that expanded rapidly around the globe and they have been roaring despite no research-oriented news that would make you feel all warm and fuzzy about the numbers. you can consider dell part of this number. yes, dell, the big service company that has been hurt by this rapid...
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steve liesman is here with an interesting take. steve? >> reporter: thanks, maria. geithner will stay at treasury until january 25th. unclear if that's going to mean a seamless transition with the president's nominee jack lew since it seems unlikely at this point lew will be confirmed by the senate before geithner leaves. so maybe the deputy secretary will fill that gap. geithner, if he wants one, can have almost any finance job that he wants. he'll take at least six months to consider his option. they don't say whether or not he wants to go into finance. the question is what kind of job would be appropriate for geithner to take given that he was intimately involved in bank rescue operations over the past several years? and what kind of job could he take in the post-crisis world and still be eligible to come back into government if he wanted? fed chairman ben bernanke, he's expected to move on after his term expires in 2014, and geithner would clearly be someone the president would consider. according to sources, geithner wouldn't want the job but the president has
steve liesman is here with an interesting take. steve? >> reporter: thanks, maria. geithner will stay at treasury until january 25th. unclear if that's going to mean a seamless transition with the president's nominee jack lew since it seems unlikely at this point lew will be confirmed by the senate before geithner leaves. so maybe the deputy secretary will fill that gap. geithner, if he wants one, can have almost any finance job that he wants. he'll take at least six months to consider...
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steve, you like mcdonald's or yum, which one? >> definitely prefer mcdonald's of these two and i don't know who has the better wings, but the problem with the wings of yu m brand, kfc, is they are smothered in szechuan sauce because this is a china play, and although china has had a very good december, and it got the entire street bulled up on china once again, in context china had a terrible year, massively underperformed the united states last year and has in fact for ten years so despite wall street's love affair with the china story, investors have been punished on the whole for investing in china, and i think we're seeing that right now in yum brands. today no position in yums but this morning based on the very poor price action this week. >> you would put new money to work then on which one right here? >> i'm saying mcdonald's. much prefer mcdonald's because of two factors. one, much less exposure to china than does yum and the second issue, mcdonald's is a safer stock because it has a much higher dividend yield, 70% higher
steve, you like mcdonald's or yum, which one? >> definitely prefer mcdonald's of these two and i don't know who has the better wings, but the problem with the wings of yu m brand, kfc, is they are smothered in szechuan sauce because this is a china play, and although china has had a very good december, and it got the entire street bulled up on china once again, in context china had a terrible year, massively underperformed the united states last year and has in fact for ten years so...
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steve, i'm going to go to you. i was struck by the prolonged applause for treasury secretary tim geithner after the president thanked him. mr. lew has some big shoes to fill. mr. geithner obviously very respected on wall street and capitol hill. >> yeah, and again, sue, we will be debating the result of what was done in the early part of the financial crisis until we're both probably too old to debate. but we may be right now. who knows. >> no, we're not. speak for yourself. >> the point being is that i think it is not debatable that the earlier access taken did bring calm and were rather historic at the time and that tim geithner and the president by extension, along with hank paulson and even president george bush before him, deserve credit for bringing calm to the markets at that moment. i was struck, sue, by one thing. first of all, president obama really emphasizing the budget issues when it came to jack lew. not some of the other wisconsin ones that are thought to be his weakness. the other one was the sense
steve, i'm going to go to you. i was struck by the prolonged applause for treasury secretary tim geithner after the president thanked him. mr. lew has some big shoes to fill. mr. geithner obviously very respected on wall street and capitol hill. >> yeah, and again, sue, we will be debating the result of what was done in the early part of the financial crisis until we're both probably too old to debate. but we may be right now. who knows. >> no, we're not. speak for yourself....
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charlie: here is what is interesting about steve cohen. in february, as they see faces a window of redemptions. here is what we know. fac officials are screaming to prevent massive reductions. they are currently contacting and holding one-on-one meetings with investors. they are essentially saying that despite everything, the investigation -- a wells notice has been given. despite all of that, they think that steve cohen we'll be okay. they may get a large fine. they think they are facing charges. they will not be indicted. it will not be a criminal case. keep your money with us. the bottom line is this, you do not know until february. investors essentially hate this type of controversy. some very large investors have put holds on the stocks. i can also tell you, steve cohen and these guys are very aggressive. they are out there trying to get large investors to stay with it. they will come out after the story. these are different one-on-one meetings. this is crisis mode. they think there is a very good likelihood that they will get massive
charlie: here is what is interesting about steve cohen. in february, as they see faces a window of redemptions. here is what we know. fac officials are screaming to prevent massive reductions. they are currently contacting and holding one-on-one meetings with investors. they are essentially saying that despite everything, the investigation -- a wells notice has been given. despite all of that, they think that steve cohen we'll be okay. they may get a large fine. they think they are facing...
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tim or steve? >> i love amazon, so, i'm sorry, i just have to, you know -- >> but why do you love it? >> okay, there's four reasons, okay? one, jeff running the company. number two, they've created the best virtual real estate in the world. all these other retailers effectively showrooms for them. number three, a great transition right now, from a lot of their products that are dying in the space, like books, to the digital space. >> right. >> and they're going to go into the bagadgets and holding their own in the cloud and i think long-term these guys are going to crush it. >> i'm glad you mentioned amazon web services. that's a huge driver of growth. smart part right now -- >> there are analysts they say, they can't compete against ibm, oracle, but they have been. and this guy is a visionary. he's steve jobs of the next ten years. >> 580 times earnings. >> all right. >> i understand that. >> good fight here. and it continues here. >> mow monmentum play. >> coming up next, at&t mobility ceo wakes
tim or steve? >> i love amazon, so, i'm sorry, i just have to, you know -- >> but why do you love it? >> okay, there's four reasons, okay? one, jeff running the company. number two, they've created the best virtual real estate in the world. all these other retailers effectively showrooms for them. number three, a great transition right now, from a lot of their products that are dying in the space, like books, to the digital space. >> right. >> and they're going to...
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there are none asteroids or none i know of. >> you're scaring steve. >> he's not listening. there's balls of ka ma'amty. >> excellent! >> rising temperatures. rising entitlements. rising equality. rising births to unmarried women. could cause a lasting impact on our world but as the next guest says, hyper partisanship is blinding us to obvious problems and solutions. >> we are doomed unless we start acting now. what's wrong with you people on the other side and the other party? can't you see reality? if you won't help, get the hell out of the way. we can deflect both of these ost roi asteroids. it's technically solvable. the problem and tragedy is the mere fact that one side says, look, there's an asteroid means that the other side, no, huh? what? i won't look up. >> joining now is jonathan hate at new york university stern school of business and author of "the righteous mind." but i think he's calling the next book balls of calamity. >> must, has to. >> good subtitle. >> you say we're just typically unified by massive threats of outsiders. so why is it that these threats ba
there are none asteroids or none i know of. >> you're scaring steve. >> he's not listening. there's balls of ka ma'amty. >> excellent! >> rising temperatures. rising entitlements. rising equality. rising births to unmarried women. could cause a lasting impact on our world but as the next guest says, hyper partisanship is blinding us to obvious problems and solutions. >> we are doomed unless we start acting now. what's wrong with you people on the other side and the...
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an economist with ftn financial joins us and steve liesman, our senior economics reporter. you worried, what are you thinking here? >> you know the problem is we're already starting to see the consequences and specifically we saw that in the quarters leading up to the fiscal cliff discussion, and really this is just another reminder, another round reminding the american people and the world just how much of an imbalance this u.s. u.s. economy has become with out-of-control government spending and removing any incentive for businesses to invest in the u.s. economy. these are different conversations. when we talk about the government shutdown as a result of breaching the cliff, this is on obligations already made, dollars already spent. the conversation that we need to have or include here is reining in future spending which is what the republicans are trying to do at this point. >> what do you think, steve? have we already seen damage to the economy with all this uncertainty and questions surrounding the debt ceiling and the fiscal cliff, or is there a point that you believe
an economist with ftn financial joins us and steve liesman, our senior economics reporter. you worried, what are you thinking here? >> you know the problem is we're already starting to see the consequences and specifically we saw that in the quarters leading up to the fiscal cliff discussion, and really this is just another reminder, another round reminding the american people and the world just how much of an imbalance this u.s. u.s. economy has become with out-of-control government...
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steve asked me to talk about the number of issues. he is asked me to talk about the prospects for reform. he is also ask me why reforms are being seen as so crucial? earlier on he mentioned a key word in understanding the current mood in mexico. a large part of the rhetoric of the election campaign was about having a government that would get things done. passes legislation. that hit at the heart of many criticisms. they were in effect. they were not able to generate that is needed within congress to get it passed. another question is about it is all well and good to pass legislation. perhaps we can get to this in the q and 8. the story so far in the new government, we have really only had a month of the new governments. it is a very ambitious reform agenda these are reforms that are seen as being necessary but you also begin to look at that legislative agenda over the next at least three years. you say how possibly are they going to fit all of this in? the published the legislative agenda for the first six months. that is pretty pact
steve asked me to talk about the number of issues. he is asked me to talk about the prospects for reform. he is also ask me why reforms are being seen as so crucial? earlier on he mentioned a key word in understanding the current mood in mexico. a large part of the rhetoric of the election campaign was about having a government that would get things done. passes legislation. that hit at the heart of many criticisms. they were in effect. they were not able to generate that is needed within...
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. >> you gave steve part of our studio platform? >>steve: no. you will have to tune in. stay tuned. >> i think i'm going to be here for the three hours. >>steve: you will have to stay tuned to find out what exactly was involved. it did involve this pocket hose right here. >>brian: he's supposed to be on the camera, and he goes to get a pocket hose right in the middle of a segment. what are you? an extra? what are you? an august sillry? -- an auxiliary? >> this is getting more intriguing by the minute. i can hardly wait to hear about that hose. >>steve: it was something that happened on friday that went hardly awry. >> was this at the end of the show? >>steve: no. >> when i was on the treadmill, i was watching part of the show, but i missed this whole hose episode. then all of a sudden you guys froze at 8:40. maybe it was a direct tv satellite thing. you froze for the next 20 minutes. >>brian: it was chilly outside. >> we've got to get to headlines. it's shaping up to be a big week for white house staff announcements. president obama will nominate john brennan as an ex-c.
. >> you gave steve part of our studio platform? >>steve: no. you will have to tune in. stay tuned. >> i think i'm going to be here for the three hours. >>steve: you will have to stay tuned to find out what exactly was involved. it did involve this pocket hose right here. >>brian: he's supposed to be on the camera, and he goes to get a pocket hose right in the middle of a segment. what are you? an extra? what are you? an august sillry? -- an auxiliary? >>...
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terry schmidt and steve clemens. -- gary schmidt and steve clemons. did his nomination surprise you? >guest: it did not. when you began looking at the transition from leon panetta and asking what kind of person who would have in there, someone who would command competency and stature. he seemed an obvious choice. host: news from "the new york times." pointing out to republicans who called him and appeasers based on what he said in a rock. he voted for the rock were but then turned against that conflict. the word appeasers seems to be pretty strong. -- iraq, but then turned aginst that conflict. the word "appeaser" seems to e pretde pretty strong. guest: the most important thing that happened during the war was the search. he voted against the surge. he called the worst mistake since the vietnam. when you're talking about putting somebody as secretary of defense and has such strong views, and wrong views, that is something that will be asking him. host: we're going to share with you some of the statements by senator haggle -- hagel. also, a number of s
terry schmidt and steve clemens. -- gary schmidt and steve clemons. did his nomination surprise you? >guest: it did not. when you began looking at the transition from leon panetta and asking what kind of person who would have in there, someone who would command competency and stature. he seemed an obvious choice. host: news from "the new york times." pointing out to republicans who called him and appeasers based on what he said in a rock. he voted for the rock were but then turned...
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steve liesman is with us and he disagrees with some of what bill found. why do you think then that money that gave the banks, taxpayers, we, being used to gamble. >> moral hazard problem that makes fannie mae look small. we have ben bernanke pushing on the rope, pushing on the bank balance sheets. we've got banks that don't want to lend that money out in interest rate because the small business owners who are supposed to be recipient of that money according to the federal reserve are too risky to take loans at that rate. so it is high pojcated and used to gamble in derivatives market. all of this is happening opaquely, off balance sheet and the big fear is what happens when the black spawn comes along and everyone calls in their collateral. >> steve, do you disagree? >> i think it is factually inaccurate to say the excess reserves are high pojcated. i do believe there is excess reserves out there and that there is a small increase in lending about a half trillion since 2010. most reserves were made excess. they are not required, showing they haven't turne
steve liesman is with us and he disagrees with some of what bill found. why do you think then that money that gave the banks, taxpayers, we, being used to gamble. >> moral hazard problem that makes fannie mae look small. we have ben bernanke pushing on the rope, pushing on the bank balance sheets. we've got banks that don't want to lend that money out in interest rate because the small business owners who are supposed to be recipient of that money according to the federal reserve are too...
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steve, i'm just curious, did he address the notion of treasury minting the platinum coin? >> i meant to tell you that. here's another direct quote. i'm not going to give that any oxygen, he said. >> okay. put that to bed. >> he sounds a little bit like the president in a sense of, i'm not going to engage in any of these quirky ideas that are out there. let's deal with the issue of raising the debt ceiling, which is the pomeresponsibility of congress. >> steve, thank you. >>> facebook is holding an event tomorrow, inviting people to see what they're building. jillian boarson has a preview. >> well, melissa, facebook has been keeping this event very much under wraps, but i don't think the announcement is about a new phone, i think it likely has something to do with mobile, considering the priority that has been put on making money from growing mobile users. it could be about a social search engine, though rbc warns that search would take a long time to pay off for facebook. >> search could be disruptive to google if facebook were to make a major play there. i think it's very
steve, i'm just curious, did he address the notion of treasury minting the platinum coin? >> i meant to tell you that. here's another direct quote. i'm not going to give that any oxygen, he said. >> okay. put that to bed. >> he sounds a little bit like the president in a sense of, i'm not going to engage in any of these quirky ideas that are out there. let's deal with the issue of raising the debt ceiling, which is the pomeresponsibility of congress. >> steve, thank you....
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steve jobs was absolutist. he said, you know, it has tonight best and it's very easy. walk into the store, black and white, you're done. 15 minutes you're out. now you have this other possibility. it's beginning to muddy the image. i think really from here it gets murkier and what you're seeing is the loss of the great focus of steve jobs. >> interesting. alex, is the cheap iphone a sign that a s&l going through the product cycle way too quickly, or is this just, that you know, the way things work? everything is a commodity out there, and there are a lot of products on the market. can they keep being the highest priced phone out there? >> well, you know, i agree with a lot of what roger just said. maria, we talked a long time about some of the cracks forming in the apple story. but they do have to go in this direction. there's just simply too much variety, too many price points in the android ecosystem and it really is about ecosystem, as jon just pointed out. the work with ford fusion, the work with other devices. so, apple can't stay in a single price. it has to broa
steve jobs was absolutist. he said, you know, it has tonight best and it's very easy. walk into the store, black and white, you're done. 15 minutes you're out. now you have this other possibility. it's beginning to muddy the image. i think really from here it gets murkier and what you're seeing is the loss of the great focus of steve jobs. >> interesting. alex, is the cheap iphone a sign that a s&l going through the product cycle way too quickly, or is this just, that you know, the...
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i would say that i think steve is right. senator chuck hagel has made quite a few statements and quite a bit of, his reputation for talking about foreign policy. when he was in the senate, he had a light footprint when it came to military services. i am not so sure his experience to hisly oepens up being the right guy to be the secretary of defense. host: we have heard about the concern of sequestration and spending $500 billion over the next decade, $120 billion over the next year. what does that portend as to what secretary chuck hagel would face? guest: the defense department, when you are making decisions about spending and technology, these are decisions that were crafted a year ago. in some cases, a decade ago. to think you can turn on a dime is a very hard. so the defense secretary and with a lot of white house guidance has been planning for this. but it is a bearish big shock to the system. i am one who thinks that you can make a substantial cut. if you've had that level of automatic spending cuts, it would create th
i would say that i think steve is right. senator chuck hagel has made quite a few statements and quite a bit of, his reputation for talking about foreign policy. when he was in the senate, he had a light footprint when it came to military services. i am not so sure his experience to hisly oepens up being the right guy to be the secretary of defense. host: we have heard about the concern of sequestration and spending $500 billion over the next decade, $120 billion over the next year. what does...
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steve moore of "the wall street journal" said we had heard that i'm not going to negotiate with the president anymore and now we find out that the president told speaker boehner that the country doesn't have a spending problem. does this tell you anything you that you don't need to know about the democratic agenda? >> is that we think we should be spending more than $3 trillion a year. >> when you're dealing with that, it's hard to know how you're going to negotiate with that. gerri: thank you for coming on tonight, it's always great to see you. >> thank you. gerri: the best laid plans of mice and men. like the tax bonanza that democrats are eagerly awaiting. that may already be behind us. more than 1000 public companies declared special dividends. the president lobbied to put things in place to make sure that the wealthy pay their fair share. but some did better than others. not only did cost no paid early dividends to avoid taxes, but they made it a mega-dividend. $3 billion. equip equivalent to more than six years of that. not only do they frontload the payment ahead of the tax deadline, t
steve moore of "the wall street journal" said we had heard that i'm not going to negotiate with the president anymore and now we find out that the president told speaker boehner that the country doesn't have a spending problem. does this tell you anything you that you don't need to know about the democratic agenda? >> is that we think we should be spending more than $3 trillion a year. >> when you're dealing with that, it's hard to know how you're going to negotiate with...
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i don't think it's as simple as steve just dismissed it. these love letters or disagreement over some love letters to israel. real national security issues at stake. senator hagel was opposed to sanctions against syria. one of a handful of sanctions -- >> i want to get steve to respond to you on that. i want to throw in this issue. what is a bigger issue for chuck hagel among democrats? some of these issues involving israel on iran. he brought up ben carden, we know that there's some question frank lautenberg, chuck schumer, democrats like that. but there's also been what he said about james hormelback in 1998. i know you have done am some extensive conversations with chuck hagel about anti-gay thing. barney frank was very offended by this. just this week said i cannot think of any other minority group in the u.s. today where such a negative statement would not be an obstacle to a major presidential. >> he has apologized for the statement and hormel in a very large statement, a gracious statement accepted it and said, this is really importa
i don't think it's as simple as steve just dismissed it. these love letters or disagreement over some love letters to israel. real national security issues at stake. senator hagel was opposed to sanctions against syria. one of a handful of sanctions -- >> i want to get steve to respond to you on that. i want to throw in this issue. what is a bigger issue for chuck hagel among democrats? some of these issues involving israel on iran. he brought up ben carden, we know that there's some...
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steve gluckstern. steve is the chairman of mortgage resolution partners, a firm that is developed proposal to reduce the mortgage principal using eminent domain and is in discussions with municipal governments across the country. prior to his work with mrp he founded in asset management firms as a trust company and capital z partners as well as the financially ensured. congressman brad miller is a recently retired representative from north carolina's 13th district. during his five terms as the -- excuse me, during his five terms of the house, congressman miller served as a leading champion for consumers in the fight against predatory mortgage lending and bad service and practices. tom deutsch is the executive director of the american securitization forum, an association for investors, issuers and others in the securities industry that is supposed to call for using eminent domain for mortgages. previously, tom was an associate at mckean nelson where he worked on stricter finance offerings and residentia
steve gluckstern. steve is the chairman of mortgage resolution partners, a firm that is developed proposal to reduce the mortgage principal using eminent domain and is in discussions with municipal governments across the country. prior to his work with mrp he founded in asset management firms as a trust company and capital z partners as well as the financially ensured. congressman brad miller is a recently retired representative from north carolina's 13th district. during his five terms as the...
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thank you, steve. >>> it is 7:09. in just a few hours, the reward will be announced in hopes of recovering a valuable artifact that was stolen from the oakland museum of california. ktvu's claudine wong is in oakland with details of a break- in and how its not the first time -- it's not the first time this museum has been targeted. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. they want to catch the people responsible. don't know if the same person is responsible for both thefts but any want to put a stop to it and -- but they want to put to a stop to it and get the artifacts back. let's tell you what happened. the museum was mit on monday morning when if was closed for the second time in two months. what -- when it was closed for the second time in two months. they want back the artifact that was worth more than $800,000. the museum spokesperson said a single thief was seen on surveillance video making their way through the galleries. that's similar to what happened in november. in that case, it was also a monday night. a door on
thank you, steve. >>> it is 7:09. in just a few hours, the reward will be announced in hopes of recovering a valuable artifact that was stolen from the oakland museum of california. ktvu's claudine wong is in oakland with details of a break- in and how its not the first time -- it's not the first time this museum has been targeted. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. they want to catch the people responsible. don't know if the same person is responsible for both thefts but any want...
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steve writes at "the atlantic magazine" where he is washington editor at large. thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> president obama's announcement today that u.s. troops are going to change mission, move to a support role this spring. we had known that it was possible maybe as early as this next summer before today. do we know why the president felt he could accelerate the pace today and do it by this spring? >> well, i think that the president has looked at the -- he just won election. he has looked at the political tea leaves in the united states, and there is not very much support for this. and i think he is making a very important strategic judgment that the timing, that you've got american men and women still on the front line. they're still going to be in danger, but there is nothing strategically achievable in the spring that is different than what is strategically achievable in the summer or fall. and i think for those people who thought that barack obama was going to acquiesce to an era of permanent war, they're totally wrong. th
steve writes at "the atlantic magazine" where he is washington editor at large. thank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure, rachel. >> president obama's announcement today that u.s. troops are going to change mission, move to a support role this spring. we had known that it was possible maybe as early as this next summer before today. do we know why the president felt he could accelerate the pace today and do it by this spring? >> well, i think that the...
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said before that no one really has the responsibility to speak out about anything but why why do you steve why do you speak out and why do you think so many others don't about these issues you know what the whole world is very conflict oriented we want to take a side and fight for my side my side might be my country it might be my computer platform it might be that which browser i use and i take my side everybody else's back. and i want to fight it and i only want to look at the world one way and i mean the i try to be so wide open and just you know accept everything and judge it that's a logical scientific you know approach don't take a side don't be like for one religion against others that sort of thing thank you so much for your time. wealthy british style. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines into kaiser report. language. we can we know if you're going to. use the consensus to. choose the opinions that you think are great. choose the stories that in your life choose to to
said before that no one really has the responsibility to speak out about anything but why why do you steve why do you speak out and why do you think so many others don't about these issues you know what the whole world is very conflict oriented we want to take a side and fight for my side my side might be my country it might be my computer platform it might be that which browser i use and i take my side everybody else's back. and i want to fight it and i only want to look at the world one way...
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steve eisman made his big presentation a number of years ago. i think that got the attention of washington and some people believe this too will not get the regulators but politician -- >> herb, i don't understand. bill ackman is a smart guy. he says it is a classic pyramid scheme. dan loeb is a smart guy. he does research. he says it is not a pyramid scheme. how are two titans of their own industry seeing such different things? >> let me ask one thing. which i didn't get a chance to read yet but may explain more of this and may explain even if it is dan suggest in the letter, more of an implication than anything else, maybe there are problems. here is what he writes. finally even if there were leg latory intervention that changed how the company did business we are comforted by the fact that 80% of renew comes from overseas. so the implication there, if he is saying, maybe the ftc does go after these people or whatever. maybe it doesn't get touched. >> if they take action you could assume because there are issues in other countries that that co
steve eisman made his big presentation a number of years ago. i think that got the attention of washington and some people believe this too will not get the regulators but politician -- >> herb, i don't understand. bill ackman is a smart guy. he says it is a classic pyramid scheme. dan loeb is a smart guy. he does research. he says it is not a pyramid scheme. how are two titans of their own industry seeing such different things? >> let me ask one thing. which i didn't get a chance...
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steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> we're all going to be looking here later on. >>> when we come back, the beatles as you've never seen them before. when we come back, the rare photos that could fetch a lot of money. t of money. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failu
steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> we're all going to be looking here later on. >>> when we come back, the beatles as you've never seen them before. when we come back, the rare photos that could fetch a lot of money. t of money. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain,...
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steve, why less won't be more. steve this is fascinating. tell me exactly what went down. >> i did the interview with speaker boehner on friday over in the capitol and one of the first things that he told me in the meeting. i said what was the most interesting thing and shocking thing about the five weeks of negotiations in the oval office with president obama? and he said at one point the president turned to him and said you know, john, we don't have a spending problem in this country. and the speaker told me he said his jaw sort of dropped when the president said that. my jaw dropped when the speaker told me that story. and, you know, it gets to the whole issue of why there was so little progress in the negotiations. the first stage of recovery if you are an addict s to admit you have got a problem. if the president doesn't even acknowledge there is a spending problem you have real issues in terms of moving forward. when says that the healthcare spending is the problem, what the speaker said to him s of course, mr. president, we have a hea
steve, why less won't be more. steve this is fascinating. tell me exactly what went down. >> i did the interview with speaker boehner on friday over in the capitol and one of the first things that he told me in the meeting. i said what was the most interesting thing and shocking thing about the five weeks of negotiations in the oval office with president obama? and he said at one point the president turned to him and said you know, john, we don't have a spending problem in this country....
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guest: steve is absolutely right. i would say that the clip that you ran it back to a theme that is quite problematic in hagel's career -- making is really- palestinian issues central to u.s. policy. -- making is really-palestinian issue central to u.s. policy. -- make israeli-palestinian issue central to u.s. policy. their friendship with us has more to do with the strategic interests than with or not israel and palestine can work out their differences. also, it is not just that. if you go back and with a statement of senate hagel, two of, and, particularly during the terrorism after the clinton administration, there was a peace agreement on the table that some hagel walked away from. there were two times where secateurs hagel made comments between israel and the palestinians that disturbs people, rightfully so. -- he said that will be determined by the rockies. he went on to say this -- "we have been funding the swart dishonestly -- this war dishonestly. congress has abdicated its responsibility in the last four yea
guest: steve is absolutely right. i would say that the clip that you ran it back to a theme that is quite problematic in hagel's career -- making is really- palestinian issues central to u.s. policy. -- making is really-palestinian issue central to u.s. policy. -- make israeli-palestinian issue central to u.s. policy. their friendship with us has more to do with the strategic interests than with or not israel and palestine can work out their differences. also, it is not just that. if you go...
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steve jobs -- we had a tough column in the last issue. it was tough not about apple labor practices in china. here you had a man of great wealth was talking about cutting taxes and never really gave of his philanthropic wealth. poor bill gates, he gets nailed for being so square. you can disagree with some things. but he is out there. >> all of them out there now came a little late to the party. they got very rich, very young. i wanted to leave some time for audience questions. i have not read more questions from the audience because they are also good. usually it is the guy with the aluminum hat on getting cia messages. [laughter] not really. if you want to line up, we have a few more minutes at the microphones. we will take a few questions. please make sure that you make them questions. >> i have been interested in americorps and other related programs. from what i can tell, you do not support it or talk about it very much. the tea party is advocating limiting national service. president obama campaigned to expand to 250,000. senator ke
steve jobs -- we had a tough column in the last issue. it was tough not about apple labor practices in china. here you had a man of great wealth was talking about cutting taxes and never really gave of his philanthropic wealth. poor bill gates, he gets nailed for being so square. you can disagree with some things. but he is out there. >> all of them out there now came a little late to the party. they got very rich, very young. i wanted to leave some time for audience questions. i have not...
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steve liesman is here with that story. steve, it's good to have you back. you know wab if the minute unveiled anything last week besides the fact that they spooked the market momentarily, they showed that there's seems to be a battle inside the fed. how real is it? >> what's interesting, scott, is there's not one, but really two battles. the first battle is that there's differing opinions at the federal reserve over the improvement in unemployment rates. some guys had one metric and women are included here, too, as well. for when the -- we'll hit that 7% -- >> with all due respect to janet yellen. >> absolutely. what you're looking at here is the count where everybody is in their forecast 2013. you can see a pretty solid majority, 16 of the 19 are at 7.4% or higher. to be sure, the fed had this wrong in the last year. they're almost a full percentage point long at the end of 2011 when it came to 20 is 12. the other fight is the one that's more interesting. the minutes know several members of the federal reserve board are concerned about the balance sheet an
steve liesman is here with that story. steve, it's good to have you back. you know wab if the minute unveiled anything last week besides the fact that they spooked the market momentarily, they showed that there's seems to be a battle inside the fed. how real is it? >> what's interesting, scott, is there's not one, but really two battles. the first battle is that there's differing opinions at the federal reserve over the improvement in unemployment rates. some guys had one metric and women...
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. >> steve cohen, you disagree with the magnitsky act. do you wish congress hadn't passed it? >> i do for many reasons, but as you said in your introduction i think moscow and washington are sliding into a new cold war, which would be very bad for national security and the magnitsky act further poisons the relationship. mr. browder is right to a certain extent, but not quite as simple as he says. even though this may be this act just a lot of words, it will have consequences. for example, there are groups in moscow and in the united states that have a whole list of names that they want to put on this black list. there are even people who want to put putin's name on it on the ground that he abused civil liberties. what would that mean for the relationship between president obama and putin, if they want to have an urgent meeting, let's say in the united states about missile defense or syria. this is a kind of cold war atmospheric poisoning that we don't need at this time. >> william, what do you think of this adoptions issue? why did they choose it and what effect do you think i
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and i'm hearing it's going well. >> steve clemens of the new america foundation, fascinating stuff, steve. stau very much. >> thank you, rachel. >> we'll be right back. it'll cause cavities, bad breath. patients will try and deal with it by drinking water. water will work for a few seconds but if you're not drinking it, it's going to get dry again. i recommend biotene. all the biotene products like the oral rinse...the sprays have enzymes in them. the whole formulation just works very well. it leaves the mouth feeling fresh. if i'm happy with the results and my patients are happy with the results, i don't need to look any farther. nothing. are you stealing our daughter's school supplies and taking them to work? no, i was just looking for my stapler and my... this thing. i save money by using fedex ground and buy my own supplies. that's a great idea. i'm going to go... we got clients in today. [ male announcer ] save on ground shipping at fedex office. office superstore ink retailer in america. now get $6 back in staples rewards for every ink cartridge you recycle when you spend $50 on hp
and i'm hearing it's going well. >> steve clemens of the new america foundation, fascinating stuff, steve. stau very much. >> thank you, rachel. >> we'll be right back. it'll cause cavities, bad breath. patients will try and deal with it by drinking water. water will work for a few seconds but if you're not drinking it, it's going to get dry again. i recommend biotene. all the biotene products like the oral rinse...the sprays have enzymes in them. the whole formulation just...
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desire for greater civil liberties greater democracy greater opportunity to work in the marketplace ok steve i think it's really radical ideas that all of a sudden they're very interested in. well i don't think the west is interested in not this local arab spring is really a bogus term it's a western term peter it is not a middle east term and the situation in the middle east right now is worse than when the so-called arab spring began around winter two thousand and eleven tunisia egypt again conditions in tunisia to now worse than on the banality barack is gone mostly wants to establish and is the lamo fascist dictatorship that's what morsi is all about we don't want to bring that about and then are you still using that we should of we should have. we didn't bring about we should have learned or praying or the. we didn't we did and i think i think a certain amount of business i think sir that maybe whether that had only riding on your blog you should read a little bit of history and current events michael it looks like you agree with stephen i want to do it here let's let michael go well if
desire for greater civil liberties greater democracy greater opportunity to work in the marketplace ok steve i think it's really radical ideas that all of a sudden they're very interested in. well i don't think the west is interested in not this local arab spring is really a bogus term it's a western term peter it is not a middle east term and the situation in the middle east right now is worse than when the so-called arab spring began around winter two thousand and eleven tunisia egypt again...
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steve knows this. but guess what? in 1992, you got the first president -- first democratic president in 12 years who then became the first democratic president since fdr to be re-elected. and now you've had the second democratic president to be re-elected since fdr who's the first guy who had a chance. and so but right now we're at a point where republicans can't rethink themselves if they don't accept that they need to do something. >> quick numbers here. so in the middle of this when democrats went too far left starting in 1968 and lost people like my parents who had been democrats going all the way back to fdr. >> let's just say '66. reagan wins midterm. >> so we start '66. the next 5 out of 6 presidential elections, republicans win the popular vote. so democrats get their act together. they offend the base. they move to the center. like you said, it's instituted, and then what happens? democrats win 5 of the next 6 presidential elections in the popular vote. this is not that hard. republicans have gone too far rig
steve knows this. but guess what? in 1992, you got the first president -- first democratic president in 12 years who then became the first democratic president since fdr to be re-elected. and now you've had the second democratic president to be re-elected since fdr who's the first guy who had a chance. and so but right now we're at a point where republicans can't rethink themselves if they don't accept that they need to do something. >> quick numbers here. so in the middle of this when...
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the way the mainstream media are reporting it for more on this we're now joined by my knowledgeable steve is a contributor for the left but also a deep both the newspaper manalo what can you tell us about who was attacked and who may be responsible for these attacks. as you can you know there is no response ability nor group claimed responsibility but the way that that maybe to the left is group of course we cannot understand that the way that because until the last two or three years we didn't have any kind of attack especially to journalists in front of the homes but as you can understand this was a message for them because they were there were minor. my daughter damages in front of a house it was a man a message to media and also to some journalists just to change the way that they saw the news about the economy crisis can you understand the extent of the public's frustration when you look at what's happening in greece. but look i cannot understand because this is not democracy. the way they some honor his group they think about it that they want to show their opinions because the last
the way the mainstream media are reporting it for more on this we're now joined by my knowledgeable steve is a contributor for the left but also a deep both the newspaper manalo what can you tell us about who was attacked and who may be responsible for these attacks. as you can you know there is no response ability nor group claimed responsibility but the way that that maybe to the left is group of course we cannot understand that the way that because until the last two or three years we didn't...
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. >> bret: steve brown live in chicago. thank you. military suicide hit a tragic record last year. the "associated press" reports there were 349 compared to 295 combat deaths in afghanistan. that is up from 301 suicide the year before. army had the most. 182. navy had 60. air force, 59. marines 48. but that was up by 50%, the larmest increase of all the services. good news now, former president germ h.w. burb is back home after extented hospital stay there. bush has be receiving treatment for respiratory problems since late november. he spent a week if intensive care last month. doctor says the 88-year-old, former president does not need special medication. but will continue fiscal therapy. we wish him well. we just looked at some of the president's numbers op deficit reduction. we'll talk about his news cop france today on that topic and the debt ceiling with the fox all-stars when we come back. [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like option
. >> bret: steve brown live in chicago. thank you. military suicide hit a tragic record last year. the "associated press" reports there were 349 compared to 295 combat deaths in afghanistan. that is up from 301 suicide the year before. army had the most. 182. navy had 60. air force, 59. marines 48. but that was up by 50%, the larmest increase of all the services. good news now, former president germ h.w. burb is back home after extented hospital stay there. bush has be receiving...
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for years you worked with steve jobs and company to really encompass that at at&t. what did you learn from that experience you believe will make you more successful with digital life? >> anytime you have a phenomenal partner like apple has been to us you have to learn from that partner. what we have learned is we have to go out and be innovative all the time. we have to look at how we create customer expense that has been flawless and simple for a customer and that was the goal here, how to make of this seems complex, wearing your whole house, allowing you to control these things. our goal was to make it simple. when people see what they can do and see how easy it is to set up and use, they will be blown away by it. liz: you can unlock the door from your desk at home. thank you very much. glenn lurie of at&t. when we come back, first on fox business interview, huge in automotive audio and so much more. plus, tim baxter, first on fox business, wait until you see it, the 84-inch ultra high-definition tv. don't even ask. we will be right back from the consumer electron
for years you worked with steve jobs and company to really encompass that at at&t. what did you learn from that experience you believe will make you more successful with digital life? >> anytime you have a phenomenal partner like apple has been to us you have to learn from that partner. what we have learned is we have to go out and be innovative all the time. we have to look at how we create customer expense that has been flawless and simple for a customer and that was the goal here,...